Explicit override statements

. Specifies a restart token pair or the CURRENT_RESTART option for a specific source. If you use the PowerExchange Logger for Linux, UNIX, and Windows, you can use an explicit override statement to define a restart point based on a date and time in the Logger logged data. In all cases, you must provide the PowerExchange extraction map name for the source object. You can define multiple explicit override statements in the restart token file, each for a different source.

Special override statement

. Specifies a restart token pair or the CURRENT_RESTART option for all sources in a CDC session. You can provide a specific restart token pair or request that PowerExchange use the current restart point. You can define only one special override statement in the restart token file. You can also define explicit override statements in the same file to specify source-specific restart points.

Comments

. Specifies any comments that you want to add to the restart token file.